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ITABAÏA 29 Pierre Guillaume Paris: Office Dreams Of Brazilian Dancing ~ Fragrance Reviews ~ Fragrantica

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By Sergey M Borisov Verified, AP Riyadh, Alexandra RoseD, London Jean
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In 2021 Pierre Guillaume, perfumer and founder of Pierre Guillaume Paris, opened a new theme in his Numbers Collection: theme number 29. He called it "Hesperimental." Under this number there will be Experiments on citrus notes (aka Hesperides).
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Houbigant Launches La Collection Orientale

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By Iulia Halatz, AP Riyadh, Chanel de Lanvin, Carpe Noctem
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At times, memories are evoked to inspire a new, alluring, and enigmatic place of enchantment. After writing in my previous article about four feminine fragrances, now the tides are turning in favor of men. Or so I thought. I love historic perfume houses, and I consider it a privilege to be able to follow their storylines and test their fragrances.
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Gaia, Marlin and Zephyr: New Fragrances by Ruth Mastenbroek ~ Fragrance Reviews ~ Fragrantica

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By Luca Gritti, Sergey M Borisov Verified, AP Riyadh, Alejandro Sthandier
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In September 2022, Ruth Mastenbroek, perfumer and creator of her own brand Ruth Mastenbroek released the Magic Of Nature fragrance collection. Three enchanting fragrances dedicated to natural oils from fragrant plants grown by British farmers bring us English lavender, Todd's Black Mitcham peppermint, and chamomile. The fragrances are called Gaia, Marlin, and Zephyr - all of them uplifting, fresh, and green. They can be worn individually or blended together.
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